This Google Maps feature may soon save you from long traffic jams
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that Google keeps testing new features in its apps before they reach the end users. One such feature has been spotted by some users on the search giant’s widely used platform – Google Maps. The application that has over a billion downloads was spotted testing a feature that would let you report a road accident or a crash.

Instagram gearing up to say Namaste India
Facebook-owned popular photo-sharing app Instagram is working on rolling out Hindi language support. This was spotted by app researcher Jane Manchun Wong, who then took to Twitter to share screenshot of the same.

Google Chrome to start punishing websites showing 'abusive ads'
Websites showing ‘abusive advertisements’ will soon face the wrath of Google Chrome as it will be blacklisting them for it. The company will be punishing the websites that are repeat offenders as apart of Chrome browser version 71 that is due to arrive in December this year. The search giant will be punishing websites with ‘abusive advertisements’ by not blocking them but by hiding all the ads.

This Google Maps feature may soon save you from long traffic jams
It shouldn’t come as a surprise that Google keeps testing new features in its apps before they reach the end users. One such feature has been spotted by some users on the search giant’s widely used platform – Google Maps. The application that has over a billion downloads was spotted testing a feature that would let you report a road accident or a crash.

Instagram gearing up to say Namaste India
Facebook-owned popular photo-sharing app Instagram is working on rolling out Hindi language support. This was spotted by app researcher Jane Manchun Wong, who then took to Twitter to share screenshot of the same.

Google Chrome to start punishing websites showing 'abusive ads'
Websites showing ‘abusive advertisements’ will soon face the wrath of Google Chrome as it will be blacklisting them for it. The company will be punishing the websites that are repeat offenders as apart of Chrome browser version 71 that is due to arrive in December this year. The search giant will be punishing websites with ‘abusive advertisements’ by not blocking them but by hiding all the ads.